Milan, Italy

Travis Scott’s recent show in Milan packed 80,000 people into an Italian venue and had nearby citizens believing an earthquake was taking place in the midst of the chaotic performance.

Scott hit the stage at the La Maura racetrack in Milano, Italy on Friday night (June 30) and footage has emerged from a local news broadcast of neighboring houses and lawn furniture in a residential area shaking while the show was going on.

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Clips find Travis raging on stage with the raucous crowd going wild while running through plenty of hits from his decorated discography such as SZA’s “Love Galore,” “Goosebumps,” “SICKO MODE,” “Antidote,” “Butterfly Effect,” “Highest in the Room,” “STARGAZING” and more.

Fans had plenty to say on social media as the haywire scene was jokingly blamed for causing a small earthquake in northern Italy.

“N-gga caused the tectonic plates to shake, HES A GOAT,” one person wrote on OurGenerationMusic‘s post while another added: “Firefighters received hundred of calls from the neightborhood, window and floor trambling. At the end were italian travis fans!”

While there was no earthquake registered on the Richter scale, fans are clearly ready for more music from Travis Scott with his UTOPIA album on the horizon.

Scott’s last album arrived in 2018 with ASTROWORLD and the five-year gap has his Ragers chomping at the bit for new tunes.

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UTOPIA was reportedly supposed to arrive in June but now that the calendar has turned, all eyes are on July for Travis to drop his fourth studio album.

La Flame continued to make headlines with his performances throughout the weekend when he gifted a fan unreleased UTOPIA merchandise during his set at Dublin’s Longitude festival on Sunday (July 2).

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One attendee went word-for-word with the trap star as they both traded the microphone between “Lost Forever” bars. When his verse finished, Scott took off his Utopia shirt—merchandise that hasn’t yet hit the market—as well as his Nike shoes and handed them over to his rapping partner.